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The Washington critic., 1887-12-15
Instruction In shipbuiiding.

several OF the Iore'len OF tho NorioK
SavyYard have gone TO Chester, Pa, to re-
ceiye special instruction IN ison sh!pbuild-
Ing at Cramps shipye,d, The obJec. Is 70
lamiliarize them wi:h .he work when .he
building Of the battlo.ship begins at Norfolk,
as no iron vessel has ever been constructed
D that ward
The Washington critic., 1887-12-15
piscussing the FlsherIes Matter.

"Resolved, That the Canadian authorities
are warranted by International law in pro-
hibiting intercourse with American fishing
vessels was the subject debated last night
at the Young Mems Christian Association.
Messrs Rawlings and Neshtt argued in the
Affirmative. and Messrs Phillips and Davis
In the negative
The Washington critic., 1887-12-15
'Aiderncy Dairy Wagons. "

Fresh Aldprney butter, chgrred every
morning ami delivered In l5 Ward
br;;er;n!!k and sweet m!ls, Sc, per qt,
Cream, i5c. per pit.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-15
KNOCKRBNuI CLUB in IHE EVERGLADES

In which Mr.. r. A. Ober, the traveller aud lee
turer tells how the Club explored Lake Okc-
Chobce fighting snakes, alligpturs and bears.
and carrier them through exciting adventures
that have been fully Illustrated by able artists
In illuminated covers, 81 80.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-15
sla rsMoNDE's ADDRFss,

Mr.. Esmonde was then introduced
and greeted with cheers, He is an even
younger looking man than he is, From
the audience he did not seem to be more
than 20 years old. His voice was clear
and distinct and the collar he wore was
unusually large, lis features are large,
,:roag and Intelligent, and de spoke
The Washington critic., 1887-12-15
Ncw publications.

4 new volume In the popular zlgzag Series. of
which over 100000 volumes have already been
sold, describing u Journey To Bombay Delhi
Lucknow, Calcutta, etc, with collection OF
the fascinating ZLNASA tales Of India, Fully
illustrated, illuminated covers, Sl.75
The Washington critic., 1887-12-15
THREE yBSSBR GIRLS Al HOME

By MRs, CHANrNIy, in which the fnvoritos OF 50
Territories, accompanied by tho inmltabie
Champ" who has filed the pages with delight
ful sketches and Views Illuminated boards.
81 90,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-10-28
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
The Bowers mystery.

The confession md suicide of BEN
hnyon, the brother Of Mrs. Bowers,
serves to deepen the myGtery connected
with her denth. and there is a wide di-
versity of opinion as to the guilt Of DIR.
J. Milton Bowers. A lengthy article in
che San Francisco Post on this subject
closes as follows:
Balancing the testimony of the trial
against the Benhayon confession the
conclusion is inevitable that Bowers
murdered his wife. Benhayon, for his
part, was q weak minded, vain person,
fond Of notoriety and devoted to theat-
ricals. He occupied prominent posi-
ton in the Bowers trial, and was proud
of it. He was unnoticcd after it. He
vas fond OF the stage. He wrote plays,
tragedies, deeply tinged with the Bow
ers trial. His brain, never very strong.
was turned by its inhue nee, and when
he determined on suicide he was as
crazy as any one i'll Stockton Asylum.
He imagined himself the center OF
great mystery 4, and he set to work with
NIL the cunning of insanity to make the
mystery deeper by explaining it. He
got room in IL mysterious manner; he
lost, or imagined he lost, mysterious
book. He wrote mysterious letter to
DIR. Bowers. He wrote another to the
Coroner. He wrote a mysterious con-
fession that he poisoned his sister with
a. drug he did not know, and ''blood-
poison" that could have no effect ad
ministered through the stomach. They
were given him by mysterious friend,
whom he would not name. Benhayon
had evidently determined TO die in a
way that would make his name a nine
days wonder. He has succeeded better
than even he could have imagined. AS
All actor he was not a SUCCESS in life,
but his death has made hit.
All his acts were those Of crank"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-10-28
Extreme Cruelty.

In the District Court this morning w.
Williams was granted a divorce from
Alice Williams on the ground OF ex-
trems cruelty.
Williams testified that his wife had on
severnl occasions emptied upon his per-
son while he was lying in bed the con-
tents of n vessel more useful than or
nnmental in sleeping apartment. That
on another OCCASION she had thrown
Fcnlding water upon his person, and on
still another flung n stick of wood from
the outside through window of their
residence, striking him while he was
nted ut the dining table eating. This
is the fr,t case on record in Nevada
where h 81 md h II been grant, d di-
7vorce from his wife on the ground Of
extreme cruelty Virginia Chroni
ole.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-10-28
-oO e----@
The Little Louisiana.

This concern, which is located in San
Francisco, sells tickets at 90 cents, or one
sfourth Of the price at which the New
Orleans concern sells them, and pro.
poses to pny to the holders Of tickets Of
the same number as those which draw
the big prizes one fourth Of the amount
drawn ut the Louisiana State Lottery.
The Post denounces thu game as base
swindle which should be suppressed.
JOHN Brennan has sued the managers
4 ior the sum Of $3.50 alleging in his
complaint that the defendants ure in.
hebtcd to him that amount on account
Of tho drawing OF June 14th last. On
account Of the illegality of the whole
transaction there il no probability that
Mr.. Brennan oan recover anything, and
The public would do we'll to steer clear
cf all such schemes. u
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-10-28

which stalled that Fisher had received
an honorable discharge after two years.
service in Company @, Sixth Ohio In
faDtry. Fisher was i'll and Unable TO
provide for himself. He was sent TO
the Home at Dayton, where a medical
examination showed that Fisher IL q
woman. She was not received Of course,
and no one knows where she is. Col
onel Tafel says that the woman was
one of the bravest soldiers in his regi-
ment. %
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-10-28
\ sta rtllnR Revelation.

D., A singular fact hes recently come TO
light in Ohio. James Fisher, n war
veteran, applied to Colonel l.. A. Harris
OF Cincinnati, q Trustee of the Soldiers
lime ut Dayton, September Goth, for
Z omission to that institution. He bore
q letter from Colorcl Of his regiment.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-10-28

n. Y. Sun:-"There, Bobby" said
his mother, 'you have sat on Mr..
Fentherly's knee quite long enough.
You nre getting to be too big boy"
"Well, Clara sits on his knee" ar
gued Bobby, AN she's good deal
bigger'n me-" ~r-5- p
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-10-28

Washington Critic:-"uan you tell
me why the lions didn't hurt Daniel?"
inquired the Sunday-school teacher of
the tough little boy.
"Cause Daniel was q prophet and
understood his business, was the startl-
ing reply.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-10-28

The only guarshteed caro- for ,catarrA, cold b
tho head, hAy fsverI rose cold. catarrhal d,ss.
ness aud sore eyes. Restorss the sense IL
taste and unpIoaaantneas Of bresth. resulting
from cstarrh. Easy and pleasant 70 use. : Fol.
low directions aud cure n wsrfabted, 81 an
druggists Bond for circuiar 70 ABIRTINR
MEDICAL COMPANY. orovillo. Cal. SIX
month"; trtatmeBt for 81; ssns by mali, n 10
Fer sale By R.KMuILI II,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-10-28

Only way to do this is to talk of il; to
write of it; to boast of it; praise and
patronize sVery home industry; keep
your money in the country and ipduce
others to come and do the same. Do
not patronize outside in stitutions in
preference to your own, and before you
know it the
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-10-28
BOOM

Will be upon you and you will realize
that every dollar spent in futhering a
local enterprise will return to you Gioub.
led, while every one you send away will
be gone forever. In looking around to
see where to spend those Dollars most
will
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-08
Tho Fort Worth rTarksts.

BUTTER --QcI2zac per 10; creamery 20c
COEFEE-HlO, fair lcc; prime 2lci choice
PC. LagUyra !osi Java 3ohc; Golden Eo
CHEEsE-The letter grades and Ohio factory
l0GlC'2C full cream twins Ice.
CAEBAGE-New southern crop, s. ga
, - per loo pOlnds.
CANNED GOODS Prices per dozen: Pine
apples, standard, - So peaches, standard,
ibs, Il so; h 8 IS: seconds, , ibs, 81 35i bs
)! OJ; tomatoes, standard, lbs 81 l1i seconds,
, lbs s; lbs II 40; green corn 81 i0Gl 50;
green peas y 100 90; gOOscbcrrles il 10, gasp
berries i 80; oysters, full weight, 70 JoGS5c
Tbs 81 - al 9yj i. VT. ID $; h S-;salmOn,
! ID 81 10; us 5; mackcrel ! ID II GOi
sqrdines, American, St 30 case; imported SD 80
a a % CASE strawberries, d 81 40; blackber-
ries - -; green cages $; Eagle condensed
EGGS-9c per dozen
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Oranges, I'm
perial, $ 0g per boz; Messina, 200 Size, 81 30;
lemons, 81 so per DoA; peaches, one third Ou.
boxes, 5JG 15c; apples. one third bU. boxes, so
q &c; tomatoes, one third bu boxes, I5G sc;
potatoes, northern, market bare; Texas, sjCG
81 900 per bu; onlOne, Sc per pound; navy
beans, &c, hand-picked in bbls, medium Jbls,
&c; large Lima &c; bananas, i UOG4 % per
bunch.
ELUUR-Best patents, - go per 100 lbs; half
patents, s. TO- tHird grade, - 40
FUEL-NChl'ieter ccel, car load on track at
yard So 90, delivered Sc so; MCAllistcr coal, to
10 tons, 81 yard s. -, delivered So IS; McAllis
ter coal, TO . tons, at yard ST 30, delivered
s. Is; hCAllister coal ton, at yard 81 IS; dCliv-
cred s. 80; MCAlllster coal, 2 ton, at yard 50 3D.
delivered 81 90, MCAllister coal, Z. ton, al yard
81 %, delivered s. IG; MCAlister coal, less than
: ton per 100, At yard 45C; Pennsylvania hard
coal, tons, at yard ST so, delivered So 90;
Pennsylvania hard coal, ton, at yaru So 90,
delivered Sl2 90; Pennsylyania hard coal q
ton. III yard - 90, delivered S. so; blacksmith
coal ton, = yard Sl3 60, delivered 81 30.
Cord wood, ! ccrc, delivered 81 Go; cord wood,
= cord, delivered )! IS; stove wood, OTd,
Gcliycred - w; stove wood. 7. cord, delivered
j.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-08
GENERAL MARKETS.
Produce and Provisions.

| ST. LOUIS, No, July Flour Quiet but
steadv: NA > 2ud2 35; NM 3 i5C2 %; famil :
| = 7OG1 -, fancy s. 60G5 40; patents 81 lOG
6 SD. Wheat higher; In Try 10 crops Icy wet
wea-ber anc snail receiuts caused an advance
of a &C; No red. cash, az a e; July
- 4 Il &C., closing at - &c; SEPTEMBER 20 2. q
&C., closing at . c. Corn Grmer and frac-
ton better, but tame; cash 81 a
3 &C; July b c; August &c; September
August &c. CornmsH easy at u s5a2 %.
whisky steady at ii o.. Provisions sow;
pOEk irregular new SO 80. Lard 81 % Dry
salt meat boxed, shoulders, = -; Ion z
= si5:. Bacon-BoXed shoulders ST. OOGG -;
long clesT and clear ribs = 6JGs ,0i short
clear IS s.iaG9C 60. Hams steady az Slldli 90
NEW YORK, July Flour market again
active; for home use, common 10 gOOj extra
western and state g l5G5 90; good to choice
g 10 SpOts-Generally drm and some l4Gl4izc
higher, with active export bqsiuCs
closing strong. option opened steady later
declined z a &C, subsequently ruled stronger
and advanced 1zGli.c, most marked On July
closing az near best rates; speculation only
moderate; spot 40 ,, red, >5ss aslc, elevator;
= a Ssl,c anoat; - i0>.l &c +. o. D.; July So
Gst-s; closed at s55sc; august - a
6>5c, closed at SIC; Septemtef s5-sa
= II C. closed at > c;OotCb-r 81 a s5Ac closed
at st25c. Corn->pOt lots quiet and generally
steady; options y &c lower, closing heavy
spot 41C45isc al elevator; 45ls GiJt.c delivered
last mex. wee July a U4jc, closed az 4+}5Ci
August 4GG4GlEC, closet at &c; September
i7d47 loo, closed at -. Cotfee-SpO, fair EiO
firm az ] il lie; options opened lower, later
recovered. closing barely steady; sales 81 0gJ
bags July 81 4odl6 81; August ; 1915 ~
September SO go: october g s5Gl7 10;
November 81 gjGI7 10; December is g'Gl7 -,
January 81 0oGl7 20; February Sl7 -UcI1 = :;
March 81 lAi May SII D.. Sugar Dull and
nominal; refined quiet; mould a" 5l3 lGG T.:
cut loaf and crushed GG6t q cubes o. a ~
Mo.asses steady e, IRA heavy black strap lg%C;
MataHgs i &C PORK steady ana in mod,rIte
request; sa.es SO barrels mess Out meats firm;
picked bellies -; picked hams l2c; picked
shoulders sc. Lard JC7 points low ana
moderately active; western steam spot S Sc
-; July s. -; August s. slG6 >; September
sc s.; October 81 .GCS 80; November 81 j; De
cember 81 So city steam So 80. sS@
CHICAGO. ILL, July T.-Thereswss rsth er free
selling by local operstoIs at tse opening efslhe
wheat market and for q momeht Ire feellng
was easier. owing partly t0ydpa foreIg6 adgfc-
es. but a stronger feeling soon dSFEopOd EnS
der better buying influence By 1Sfster adYts6s
from New YORK ana other pointSs and reA6Tts
OF damage to the spring what crop ,fdthe
northwest. August opened - shade oyer at
u!61asc. AS the day adFhnced itss3ecame5
evident that sort of no summef5ethargy
had settled over the wheatpit, as an indispos
ton 10 Go more than q moderate scalp!ng bust
Eesz WAS Te.y NAKED, lie L-5:-G Ec-ec
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-08

ST. LOUIS. Mo- July 7.-Canie-Rece!pts
l. %; shipments 2!U1; market steady, choice
native steers, 3 2-c4 40; fair 10 good
shipping steers s. >ga4 20; butchers' steers,
fair to good, s. 5oG4 10; feeders, fair 10 good,
: Co.'s %; stockcrs, fai; TO good,
, IOGj 60; Texans common grass 20
good corn fed = uya4 CO. Hogs-BeCeipts
$500; shipments, none: the market Is
steady, ranging from t - % s. p Sheep
Receipts 1850: shipments 100; CLIPPED, fair
to choice, s. coal W; lambs s. 6OG4 40
KANSAS CITY, Mo, July Cattle Receipts
1900; shipment $50; best COrnfed steady, com
mon and grass weak and and shade
lower; good to choice corDfed, s. GOA
10; common to medium, $ 3OG3 81; stockers,
- +0G2 -; feediGg steC s, s. ~)G2 lg; COWS,
81 5UC3 90; grass range steers. - { "a 90
HOgs-Receipts S4Uj shipments, 2i0y mark ct
opened steady, closing weak and shade lower,
ranging from s. 90Gj 90 Sheep-Receipts $50 ;
shipments, none; market steady; good to choice
g 0OG3 80; common to mediumS2 00G2 -.
NV YORK, july - Reeves - Receipts
9 car loads, al for the market and partly sold
at full prices. Dressed beef dull st G. a &c for
sides. Sheep-ReCeipts $500; market Hrmer
and higher for lambs; barely steady for sheep
sheen sold - 80 to > 10 per 100 pounds, laTJs
at = jpd76!ts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-08

twenty-four hours since O'Clock on
Sunday night until C O'Clock last night
the fall was little over six and ere-halt
inches. The total since Sunday morning
is very nearly seven and one-fourth
inches, almost an inch more than the sv-
erage for the entire month in fifteen
years. The rainfall since June l is nine
and one-fourth inches, hardly three inches
less than the total for the FIVE months
from January l TO May so, The average
daily rainfall for Jane since the Signal
Station was established has been 81
inches. 1t was raining at daylight yes
terday and il kept it up al DAY, pouring
st times and then Stacking for few min
utes, only to come down again IN tor
rents. At II o'clock last night the rain
had let up almost altogether, but at mid
night it began again. The indications
from the II O'Clock bulletins were for q
continuance of rain to-day, but lighter
then yesterday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-08

eeIier Tut Argus. up to 72..H before noon.
Exporters at sJabJart appeared 10 be moving
wheat with good Cca! OF freedom, and TO this
tdr5 this at siuUted large share Of what seems
TO be inECrGng strength ic that grain; Uut one
thing against IL Is that there Is entire absence
of big loca! trade WI Ch Is usually uToUiu"U,
fe tUTe and which gives distinctive character
to the home market. Sea ping tyaie, while OF
considerable volume in aggregate il In al ether
respects light, and superficial trade moving
Wi'h market Instead Of maxine it end carrying
little or no weigh. or inlgcnce. session
closed with august AZ - C, The reaction
which set in before the close yesterday in the
corn pit was ed through tine fading
hours 70 Day, giving the l Tket & MID activity
ana much hTmcr tone. The yClUWn &C bust
ness Wa considerable, but widely distributed.
Tie prevalent idCN ia the utt Is that cJrn is
OF prices and uut tie market up. There was
not SO much OF desire on the part of the longs
10 unload to cay. August opened at 81. &C., &C
oct or than yesterday S close, and sold up to
.. @, whore Il sieaGICd TO the close. PrOvis-
ions were dull and easier, bat declines were
small. Hogs were lower, and packing crowds
were .ear!sA on lcrd ara short ribs, but the
trade was TOO lis ut for them 20 10 anything re
mGTBalIc In the way OF charging the general
course OF values. Several LoGvy operators
were anxious 10 sell short ribs, but finding no
market uU ID sell on, but the last sales were
30 te.OW yesterdays close. August opened
at : -. sold - s. 3 3, up % : 50 ana closed
with sellers at that price. Lard, for August,
sold at % AZ decline OF &C from yesterday.
Leading futures closed rs follows Wheat
JAY 1U.sc, August I-tsc; september a C. Uc-
tpJer - &c. COrn-JUiY 5|i1ci August @t &C,
September 81 G; October 81 C. Mess Pork
Nominal. LsrI-JuIy ST. 4J;hEgUst Is >; Sep
tem5Cr 81 57lC; October 81 rs short ribs
July > So, August j. III; ~ep,ember s. a..
Cash Guotations We're. Flour ruled quiet,
With prices steady; No = spring wheat 5a'4 a
100; No >. Tci, 7}c 50. corn 2f. c.
Mess PORK, per Do So GOALS 60. Lard-S6 10.
Short ribs sides. lCo1c, u +5a7 SIC; dry
.[ .f. " /.
clear sides. boxed. s. sal 3D.. Whisky dis
uIlers' 1nisued goods, per gallon, 5, TO-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-08
Lonaan Immoralitr.

The New York Times London cable
says: English society prides itself that
London is a moral city, because it actually
contsins not g single house of ill-repute,
and blinks at the natural result OF forcing
10000 or 100000 unfortunate women
upon the streets. After 10 o'clock every
lighted tnoroughfGre from Temple Bar to
Hyde Park corner is thr0nged with these
poor painted creatures, and, when the
public houses close at 1880, the whole
network OF streets radiating from the
criterion corner is literally one vast
brothel. Nothing i more apparent to
everybody tlar that the London streets
are the worst IN the world. A man might
stroll at midnight through Paris, Vienna,
Pesth aud New YORK, in fact every capital
Of the continent ana America, for twenty
years, ana never hsve as much vice thrust
upon him the whole time SIS bY . single
W2lk enc way down the Strand
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-08
To BE MARRIED By MACHINERY.
hcn We shall Know in Future If q Man i
Good for Anything

Good for Anything,
l-.s .1t1-mstion was confded to the
associated Press last night:
The special committee, consisting OF
--1E T Donovan Of the Chicago post
--ei John a. Mason ct the New York
I'D house. gnd Eiward S. Post OF
ne NJ" York postouice, appointed by
.e>.ae-. Cleveland last week, during
-v difference in Washington of local
.'- service Chi-srs from the leading
as u suggest notifications in the
~ service rules, finished IS work in
"" lg.a .c-dav
"> decided not TO recommend any
l-41--e ? .1e form Of application by can
,1-=r -lt 10 recommend that hereafter
r. - ->A!1.ES-0n papers be marked up in
washington, mat the marking be done by
/. a ~ liteeG members made up IS
Seven chosen from the depart
--.> Oh me government al Washington ;
- eEe from the custom houses and
A-s. e- Ui New YORK and Boston; one
..N-- --e gai,s5e!phia custom house, end
- ta-- from the pOstOhiGes Of Balti-
=. ~. Louis aud Chicago.
Inc OBJECT IN view in having ell exam
ZION papers marked by this central
20 s 10 do away with ell opportunity
!. suspicion Of Uniairness, such as OBJ
p IN certain localities under the pres
-ocs- board system, and which tends
/ 1eG,Fslzs the objects sought for under
! CAV. service law"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-08
Tic Eablss Cry fer i.

II. the oil FOLKS lRugn when they find
LAT -a cassnt California liquid fruit
.~-~El Syrup 'oi Figs, IS more easily
a-el AM more beneficial in its sCtion
l- ter napsaous medicines, 1t is
1-., va.Cs .ls family remedy to act on
a lv $, 10 cleanse the system, and 10
>-e. colds, Headaches and fevers. Man
.i--.1-et only 0y the California Fig
>l-l TO-. Nan-Frencisco, Cal. For sale
'---un h.rg, druggist, EUrt Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-08
-rpr,SH BATHS AND BEAUTY.
.of Dancing All Night and Going
&c r.o,,c Fresh In tho Morning.

of DapcinE All Night and Going
Home Fresh in tho Morning.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
s.o-=n New York are getting more
il .,,o-a IN the way Of resorting to the
= hath IS means OF restoring
- the cheeks and brightness to the
e f,e- a night Of dissipation. l know
p4osa complexion Is Of the c!earest,
"a .,-lo mas left the ballroom many
g. esrlv as O'Clock, so fearful Is
- tnf1rjng her greatest charm. one
The Turkish bath, and therefore
-ercfug until and alter the OtleT
--s~r From the bSurOOm she went
.,y 20 The bathing ESTABLISHMENTS,
--g gS : me entire word So" AcI IL
rve- sid sUnken cheeks. FROM
.-s sno was conducted TO ooX OF
-.- s-aDt IS lsrge IS section IL
81 ..-.4r ear. When my friend had re
- her Garments she vas lea mo an
lied room, where the air was so
"a 80. .1e perspiTation started at once
a..-v pOre. She was told 10 SIT
-.-ere were several Ch3IT5 Tor the
. -..-.-zr6 10 wait unit! called for.
-.e. was Surprisingly great, out alter
-~---r- /. produced that lRnguld feel
ga. Il perfectly delicious to tired
= The attendant returned shortly
md g vet towel about the new
P-..rrar's read It began to steam al
Immediately Five minutes OF this
came uncomfortable, ten tor
Teen frlg1tful, snd the last i've OF
Fl. -9r4-tv minutes were simply immeas-
b. s~E-r.rg. Then strong, motneTly
woman came il. she had on
.w1 mat mad nc sleeves and fell
81. me 5Laes.
.w g-- must ! stay here:' eN-
. .-- suffering customer,
-- s@..r. liant ran her hand along the
a-k ana limbs and said:
-p.-. 10 lsye sWested pretty well;
-.u can come along now"
49,. w., into q room adjoining. i
me- ~e-.v a. nos rs the first. There Wss
Il -.. ID I .l wl.cl the garJol,ed gifl
~ -e--.a 10 e down. Then the
- e--e- isrt went a. her 4 the
s-. f.at tolEs s.y-e. SltG RUBBED
o. .s sut LethereC her for several
and -c-ap.3 her with 4 brush,
ss1f her tesh until It seemed
e. II her very bones must have
i4 sac cleansing eng OF
aa5r. Tie attendant was
..t owing from The lEer.iOn
~. t..s NE customer 90 sit I'D, &nd
.a. -gse la. lay inGoceltly c5Iled /
Que end Of the room. Without
u--. sin now, please" s1e
..sr cooling stream u water
and glowing cir. Tlt .
q-. --e.! aGvises.v, for IS It /.
III grew ca.ly and pres
re.- all was sau.terlu@ d +
@ change. The contrast f.
...,. la4t She had endured was .
MS The attendant dropped 7
u.aa she thought Jes-,
r. Inc innocent customer +.
al The relief she was
.-E.G w..a the icy cold blows .
.f. .-e- rg-l. j. was ag1ny itself, (
me. as every zach OF her
lc.. were neilg over
v..a nr.ca..ug -cla.es. BU. this, too,
.la. sad The novice Was ali buc
.-s.a- VITA w aarinez- ana torture when
s---alsu- led her into smother room
-sa.-g irv lgr Waen the water
l., entirely removed from her body
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-08

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